Do athletes have a right to practice their given sport and play games during COVID-19? by Jared G.

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Mr. Meneley's US History Class at Merced High

Jacob Meneley

55 episodes

1 week ago

Welcome to our class podcast page. We hope that our topics stoke the fire of awareness and fan the flames of reason as we look at things from a historical perspective. Our Podcasting PBL is titled: *2020* "Experiencing History in the Making". Hear students break down a variety of topics from from four (4 ) major themes: COVID19, Racial Equality/Social Justice, Environmental Issues/Concerns, Politics/2020 Presidential Election. We hope you enjoy listening to students analyze these issues and events serving to prove that history is alive and making a lasting impact.

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Do athletes have a right to practice their given sport and play games during COVID-19? by Jared G.

Mr. Meneley's US History Class at Merced High

11 minutes 54 seconds

5 years ago

Do athletes have a right to practice their given sport and play games during COVID-19? by Jared G.

In my podcast, I will talk about student-athletes not having the chance to practice and play with their teams during the COVID-19 pandemic. Should the coaches and players listen to government officials and stay safe by not practicing during times of mandated no practice periods? Or, should they risk contracting the virus by practicing with their teams and playing against other opponents with agreed upon safety procedures in place in order to be safe?